Les incontournables d'Oahu en 2 jours

The Polynesian Cultural Center is your gateway to understanding this fascinating and beautiful part of the world.Discover the rich history and traditions of the Pacific Islands at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Oahu. Attend energetic performances, admire skilled artisans, and enjoy authentic island cuisine. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to learn more about Pacific Islander heritage.At this must-see Hawaiian attraction, you can stroll through an authentic complex of recreated villages, enjoy hands-on activities and demonstrations, and learn about traditional dresses, cuisines, and customs.Immerse yourself in the culture of the 1,000+ islands that make up Polynesia. At the Polynesian Cultural Center, you’ll be surrounded by the sights and smells of the Pacific as you watch islanders reenact war dances, wield fire knives, cook traditional food, and more.Enjoy the regional culinary delights of Polynesian culture as you sample Tahitian coconut bread or 'poi,' the staple Hawaiian food made out of taro. You’ll also explore some of the traditions of the different islands like lei-making, or have a go at playing derua and making Fijian music.Don’t miss the Rainbows of Paradise canoe pageant, Hawaii’s only water-borne show. You'll learn about Polynesian voyaging and see a fully functional 57-foot double-hulled canoe in the Hawaiian Village’s exhibit, Iosepa: Voyage of Discovery.

Explore the legacy of the USS Missouri, America’s last and most celebrated battleship, with a visit to the Battleship Missouri Memorial at Pearl Harbor.With your pass, you’ll get General Admission, which includes the Mighty Mo Guided Tour, a 35-minute journey through history led by expert guides who bring the ship’s storied past to life. Alternatively, you can opt for a self-guided tour, allowing you to roam the deck and interior at your own pace while following a thoughtfully curated route.Step aboard this floating museum and immerse yourself in the history that shaped the modern world. The USS Missouri, affectionately known as "Mighty Mo," stands as a living monument, seamlessly blending historical artifacts with modern technology. Explore interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and hands-on activities that offer a glimpse into the daily life of sailors during the ship's active service.Whether you're marveling at the spot where World War II officially ended or taking in the panoramic views of Pearl Harbor from the deck, the Battleship Missouri Memorial promises a memorable experience for history buffs and curious adventurers of all ages.

Here you will learn about the history of the U.S. Navy’s Submarine Force, the Silent Service during WWII, the Cold War, and much more. The newly renovated museum features a mix of traditional exhibits, fascinating multi-media, and interactive displays.Found in the historical waters of Pearl Harbor, the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park is a place of wartime tales and artifacts. As you navigate the park, there's a clear feeling of the Bowfin's impact, the critical role it played in WWII, and the tales of sailors who once called it home. But Pearl Harbor's stories go beyond just this one vessel. The harbor houses the iconic Bowfin as well as other submarines, each sharing their own personal history and memories.On the sun-kissed shores of Oahu, an underwater journey awaits. The popular Oahu submarine tour offers a look into the often mysterious world of submarines. There are plenty of shipwrecks beneath these waters, and a visit here, opens up that world. Don’t miss this visit to Pearl Harbor where you will learn more about what happened here as well as take a deep dive into everyone’s favorite watercraft- the submarine!Explore one of only 15 surviving U.S. combat submarines from World War II, the USS Bowfin, learn about the attacks on enemy warships, and the history of this incredible sub.The USS Bowfin, known as the ‘Pearl Harbor Avenger’, was launched one year after the attack on Pearl Harbor and sank 44 enemy ships during her nine wartime patrols. As you tour the submarine you’ll be amazed by the tight quarters that acted as the 80-strong crew’s home for extended periods at sea. Be prepared to crouch, watch your head through the doorways, ascend ladders, crawl through hatches, and march up steps.

Experience an unforgettable evening of culture, cuisine, and island tradition at Aloha Kai Luau at Sea Life Park.Set high above the ocean with sweeping views of the Koʻolau cliffs and Makapuʻu coastline, Aloha Kai Luau offers more than just dinner and a show—it’s a celebration of Hawaiian culture in one of Oʻahu’s most stunning settings.Why you'll love Aloha Kai Luau:Spectacular oceanfront location beneath the Koʻolau MountainsHands-on cultural activities like hula dancing, ukulele playing, and coconut weavingTraditional Hawaiian feast, including dishes cooked in an underground imu ovenVegan and modern local food options availableLive performances featuring Hawaiian music, storytelling, and thrilling fire-knife dancingIncludes 5-day admission to Sea Life Park – a bonus worth over $60Whether you’re here for the sunset views, the cultural experience, or the fire-lit finale, Aloha Kai Luau brings the spirit of aloha to life in every moment.